Psychology
Psychologists treat and study the mind,
brain, and behavior. They work in a wide range of subspecialties, some of which
include: clinical, counseling, industry, schools, forensics, and research. Due
to the span of subspecialties, psychologists can be employed in private
practice, medical facilities, universities, businesses, and more.
Student Resources
Professional Associations and
Accreditation
Entrance Exam
Most Psychology programs require the Graduate Record Exam as an entrance exam. Learn more about the GRE
here.
Selected Regional Programs
Important Note:
Consult the admissions/application web pages of the professional programs for information on required pre-requisite courses and admissions tests, application procedures, and application deadlines. Some professional/graduate programs will not accept AP or CLEP credits, online courses, or correspondence courses for the core science and math pre-requisite requirements. Many programs also require that all pre-requisite coursework be completed within a certain period of time, e.g., within 5 years prior to application. Policies vary by school and program. Be sure you know the requirements